Poland will join the railway elite like Switzerland and the UK, who offer full tariff integration. Small-scale food production will able to operate more easily as of January 2019, due to new laws. Business news with Mateusz Walczak.

Central Bureau of Police Investigations' officers have detained 26 people in Warsaw and its environs, who are believed to be members of the Ożarów gang, known for its high-skill drug trade. It is estimated that its members distributed almost 270 kilograms of narcotics, worth almost 13 million zlotys. In total, 45 people are suspects and the police have not ruled out more arrests.

They imprisoned, raped and beat their victim for more than a week, torturing her in their apartment. The trial has begun for the three men suspected of this vicious crime. 26-year-old Monika escaped her tormentors but died as a result of her wounds. The despicable crime took place one year ago, and today the three men could face life in jail.

Three months of temporary detention pending trial for a man suspected of a brutal crime that resulted in Tomasz Komenda's false accusation and conviciton, after which he spent 18 years in prison. Norbert B. is a second of possibly three men suspected of raping and murdering 15-year-old Małgosia from Miłoszyce near Wrocław.

A surprise meeting between Donald Tusk and Andrzej Duda at the General Assembly of the United Nations. They sat next to each other and exchanged a few words and now other politicians are speculating what could they have been talking about. Activists of Law and Justice and the opposition are commenting on Donald Trump's reference to Poland in his speech to world leaders at the U.N.

Chief of the Supreme Administrative Court decided to suspend the resolution adopted by the National Council of the Judiciary, regarding appointing justice's to the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court. Unofficially, the Administrative Court is supporting its decision by saying the prime minister should have co-signed the appointments, alongside the president. Meanwhile, the PM says the decision by the European Commission to file a lawsuit against Poland in the European Court of Justice, cuts off dialogue.

A court on Wednesday ordered Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki to correct within 48 hours comments he made comparing his government's record with its predecessor's, during a crucial election campaign.

Who knows, if it's not a violation of Penal Code. Without any proof, no one knows what, no one knows where, said Professor Ewa Łętowska in TVN24's "Fakty po Faktach". The retired judge of the Constitutional Tribunal and former Commissioner for Human Rights commented on Jarosław Kaczyński's words about "some judges' hatred of their own homeland".

The unemployment rate continues to set record lows, while Polish students spend more and more on the cost of living. Business news with Mateusz Walczak.

The speaker of the Polish Parliament's lower house Marek Kuchciński and Hungary's parliament speaker Laszlo Kover on Wednesday marked the 100 years of Poland's independence by unveiling the bust of Marshal Józef Piłsudski in Budapest.

A Porsche worth 500.000 zlotys has been abandoned in Warsaw on Wilanowska Avenue. It has been driven into a mound of sand on the median in the centre of the road and the driver left the car with the windows down.

The National Electoral Commission has drawn list numbers for each of the commitees registered for the local elections. Law and Justice got number 10; Civic Coalition (Civic Platform and Modern Party) - number 4; Kukiz '15 movement - 8; Polish People's Party - 2; Democratic Left Alliance-United Left - 5; Razem Party - 6; National Movement - 7; The Greens - 3; Non-Partisan Civil Servants - 1; Liberty in Local Governments - 9.

The court said "no". A strike by employees of LOT Polish Airlines will have to wait. The unionists were claiming that they hadn't ruled out a general strike because for three years they have been unable to reach understanding with the management board of the carrier, regarding the changed conditions of their employment. Although the unions held a referendum for a strike in accordance with the law, the court continues to forbid the picket.

Support for those who took out home loans in Swiss francs was one of the main promises of President Andrzej Duda's election campaign. Now, the head of the Standing Committee of the Council of Ministers explained that the problem is not on such a large social scale as it was. Three years into government of Law and Justice and the current president, there is still no support for those who took loans in Swiss francs. Why? We tried to answer that question.

Local elections are a month away and a top brass from the leading coalitions are lending their weight to the campaigns. Law and Justice has accused judges resisting reforms of lacking patriotism and has argued that have already outspent the previous government. The opposition, on the other hand, claims that the government is power-hungry and has accused the ruling party of flat-out lying.

A discussion over the Supreme Court law is ongoing, however, the European Commission has taken a step that disrupts this dialogue to a certain, or rather large, extent, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on Tuesday. In his opinion, dispute between Warsaw and Brussels stems from misunderstanding Poland's situation, which is undergoing transfomation.

Warsaw Gallery Weekend is an annual festival of contemporary art put together by private galleries around the city. The extensive program of exhibitions and special events reflects the most exciting currents in the Warsaw art scene today over three activity-packed days.

An innovative idea for limiting offensive and inappropriate content in the internet. This come in handy for parents who don't want their children exposed to troublesome comments in the cyberspace, while doing activities like playing games, watching videos or even doing their homework. It is called Samurai.

He hid amphetamines and his 14-month-old daughter ingested them. Little Lena found the narcotics in a plastic surprise egg. She had to spend a few days in a hospital. The prosecutor acknowledged that the father of the girl endangered her well-being and even her life. Now, the case has begun in Szczecinek District Court.

Poland has no plans for state-run power group PGE to take over German-owned Innogy Stoen Operator, Polish Energy Minister Krzysztof Tchórzewski said on Wednesday, according to the state-run news agency PAP.

Paweł Pawlikowski's "Cold War" is Poland's candidate for an Academy Award for Best Foreign Language category. The decision was unanimously by the Polish committee. "Cold War" is a black-and-white love story set in the communist era. The movie has just won Golden Lions at Gdynia Movie Festival.

Consequences of a hot and dry summer. Warsaw Stock Exchange upgraded to developed market. Business news with Mateusz Walczak.

U.S. President Donald Trump told Germany on Tuesday to follow Poland's example and not rely on Russia for its energy supplies which could make it vulnerable to "extortion and intimidation".

Founder of Poland's third-largest charity, Father Jacek Stryczek has stepped down from the leadership role following allegations of harrasment in the workplace. "I disagree with the accusations, however, the Noble Box is of the greatest importance," said Father Stryczek.

Civic Platform's leader Grzegorz Schetyna has met with Angela Merkel in Berlin. He asked the German Chancellor about the EU funds for Polish local governments and about the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, from Russia to Germany. That project is backed by Berlin and strongly opposed by Warsaw.

It was just a few words on the road, but it raised a political storm and moved from party rallies to the courtroom. Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki was sued by the opposition for claiming that it didn't build roads and bridges, when in office. The Civic Coalition claims it was a blatant lie. The court, however, ruled that it was "just an expression".

The European Union sued Poland on Monday in the EU's highest court over its ruling party's changes to the judiciary, which the bloc believes violates the independence of the courts.

Professor Małgorzata Gersdorf used to be the First President of the Supreme Court, however, after she was sent to retirement by President Duda, her position is now vacant, the Chairman of the National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) Leszek Mazur said on Monday.

"Judges are holding out hope. We are defending values and we will not relent until the end," Warsaw Regional Court's judge Igor Tuleya has reassured when summoned to the National Council of the Judiciary. Yet more judges will have testify in front of the disciplinary representative. In question are statements they made, as well as their behaviour, that was aimed at upholding the Constitution. Everyone was summoned in the role of witness.

Internationally acclaimed "Cold War", a movie by Paweł Pawlikowski has won the Golden Lions for best film at the Polish Film Festiwal in Gdynia. It also garnered the awards for best sound and best film-editing. Best actor went to Adam Woronowicz for "The Butler", whereas Grażyna Błęcka-Kolska won best actress for her role in "Pardon". The controversial movie "Clergy" won a special audience award.